Given a string s containing an expression of operators, operands, and parenthesis. Find if the given string contains any unnecessary parenthesis without which the expression will still give the same result. In other words, we have to find that expression contains a redundant bracket or not. Redundant Bracket If an …
In the Zigzag Conversion problem, we have given a string s of length n and an integer r representing the number of rows. Convert the given string in the zigzag pattern of r rows and concatenate the characters row-wise. Print the new concatenated string. Example Input : s = “TutorialCup” …
Given a string s of length n. Write a program to find if the string is valid palindrome or not. If not you may delete at most one character from the string to make it a palindrome. Any string which is the same as it’s reverse is known as a …
In the valid parenthesis string problem we have given a string containing ‘(‘, ‘)‘ and ‘*‘, check if the string is balanced if ‘*‘ can be replaced with ‘(‘, ‘)‘ or an empty string. Examples Input “()” Output true Input “*)” Output true Input “(*))” Output true Naive Approach for …
In the next permutation problem we have given a word, find the lexicographically greater_permutation of it. Example input : str = “tutorialcup” output : tutorialpcu input : str = “nmhdgfecba” output : nmheabcdfg input : str = “algorithms” output : algorithsm input : str = “spoonfeed” output : Next Permutation …
In repeated substring patterns we have given a string check if it can be constructed by taking a substring of itself and appending multiple copies of the substring together. Example Input 1: str = “abcabcabc” Output: True Explanation: “abcabcabc” can be formed by repeatedly appending “abc” to an empty string. …
In letter case permutation we have given a string consisting of alphabets and numbers only, each character in the string can be converted into lowercase and uppercase, find out all different strings which can be obtained from different combinations of lowercase and uppercase of each character in the string. Example …
In the Longest Common Prefix using Sorting problem we have given a set of strings, find the longest common prefix. i.e. find the prefix part that is common to all the strings. Example Input1: {“tutorialcup”, “tutorial”, “tussle”, “tumble”} Output: “tu” Input2: {“baggage”, “banana”, “batsmen”} Output: “ba” Input3: {“abcd”} Output: “abcd” …
We have all come across word patterns like “ABBA”, “AABB” and so on. We always wonder what this babble could relate to. Today we will try to solve a problem where we try to make use of the babble. A plethora of string problems does not help the case. Given …
In the Regular Expression Matching problem we have given two strings one (let’s assume it x) consists of only lower case alphabets and second (let’s assume it y) consists of lower case alphabets with two special characters i.e, “.” and “*”. The task is to find whether the second string …